Husband Henry Bates Grubb 1 2 3
Born: 6 Feb 1774 - Hopewell Forge, Lancaster Co, PA 1 3
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Died: 9 Apr 1822 or 9 Mar 1823 - Mt. Hope, Lancaster Co, PA 1 3 4
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Father: Peter Grubb (1740-1786) 1 3 5
Mother: Mary Shippen Burd (1753-1774/1776) 1 3
Marriage: 1 Dec 1808 3
Other Spouse: Ann Carson (1781-1806) 1 3 - 18 Jun 1805 - Pine Grove, Schuylkill Co, PA 3
• Residence: : Mt. Hope, Lancaster Co, PA.
Wife Harriet Amelia Buckley 1 3 6
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Father: Daniel Buckley ( - ) 3 6
Mother: Sarah Brooke ( - ) 3
Children
1 M Edward Burd Grubb 1 3 4
Born: 17 Dec 1810 3
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Died: - Burlington, Burlington Co, NJ
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Spouse: Euphemia B. Parker ( - ) 1 3
2 M Charles Buckley Grubb 1
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Spouse: Did Not Marry
3 M Clement B. Grubb 3 4
AKA: Clement Allen Grubb 1
Born: 9 Feb 1815 - Mt. Hope, Lancaster Co, PA 3
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Died: 31 Oct 1899 - Lancaster, Lancaster Co, PA 3
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Spouse: Mary Ann Brooke ( - ) 1 7
Marr: 27 Feb 1841 7
4 F Mary Shippen Grubb 1 3 4
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Spouse: George Wellington Parker ( - ) 1 3
Marr: 2 Sep 1845 3
5 F Sarah Elizabeth Grubb 1 3 4
Born: 19 Nov 1818 3
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Died: 27 Nov 1884 3
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Spouse: John G. Ogelvie ( - ) 3
Marr: 16 Feb 1846 3
6 M Alfred Bates Grubb 1 3 4
Born: 6 Jan 1821 3
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Died: 2 Feb 1885 3
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Spouse: Ellen Farnum ( - ) 1 3
Marr: 25 Mar 1856 3
General Notes: Husband - Henry Bates Grubb
Being the owner of an undivided third of Cornwall estate, his father made a will in 1784 (which was proved on the 21st day of January, 1786), by which he gave to his two sons, Burd Grubb and Henry Bates Grubb, his entire estate. They thus became owners of one-third of Cornwall. Burd Grubb, being the oldest son, received two-thirds of Mount Hope, and Henry Bates Grubb one-third. The Cornwall ore-banks were held as tenants in common, Curtis Grubb owning three-sixths, Robert Coleman (by purchase) one-sixth, and Burd and Henry Bates Grubb two-sixths.
On the 9th of October, 1793, Burd Grubb conveyed to his brother one-sixth of Mount Hope, and on May 4, 1798, he conveyed to his brother his entire interest, which came to him from his father. On May 12, 1798, Henry Bates Grubb conveyed to Robert Coleman half of Mount Hope and Hopewell Forges. On Nov. 30, 1802, Robert Coleman and Henry Bates Grubb entered into an agreement to divide the Mount Hope and Hopewell Forge properties. In this partition Hopewell Forges and two thousand three hundred and eleven acres and a half were allotted to Robert Coleman, and Mount Hope with two thousand three hundred and seven acres were allotted to Henry Bates Grubb.
Henry Bates Grubb died intestate.